Microsoft's OneNote for iPad is nicely designed for touch, but in the end is missing too many features to make it a must have.

OneNote has long been available for the iPad, but the app has been hobbled by some intentional shortcomings ...

While still afflicted with reticence over providing a native iPad version of Office, Microsoft has updated OneNote for iPad in a way that, according to the company, makes it independent from its ...

But using OneNote for iPad’s drawing tools, you can just make notes directly on these images and forward them to the appropriate parties.

OneNote is no stranger to handwriting; in fact, the functionality has been supported in the Windows version since all the way back in 2003. However, the iPad version of the app hasn't supported it ...

Microsoft may be getting closer to delivering an iPad-optimized version of OneNote, one of the components of its Office suite.

If you feel that your daily thoughts deserve a more beautiful home, explore OneNote as a digital journal. It’s surely an ...

If you use OneNote on the iPad, you've probably wondered by now why the heck you can't just use a pen. After all, the Android tablet added stylus support six months ago, and the Windows version ...

Microsoft has added support for handwriting and drawing with a stylus in OneNote for iPad, and has introduced optical character recognition - which can search for text in images - across all devices.

Is OneNote for iPad now usable? Microsoft's note-taking app for the iPad has undoubtedly improved for the iPad, but it still leaves out a couple basic features that limit its appeal.

After having been a top request by OneNote users, Microsoft has now brought the Class Notebook toolbar to the iPad which includes time-saving features for educators and a variety of fun stickers.